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by NAR8789 6y ago
Not a portable solution, but I've definitely done something like this for making booklets. 1. Open up a regular stapler surface mode. 2. use a flattened shipping box as a backing surface, to give your fingers a break from the stabbing.
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by NAR8789 6y ago
FYI, the author has a patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leafac (I hunted this down by clicking through to his bio first. Not sure why he doesn't put a link to it on the kill-the-newsletter front page) (Not associated wi
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by NAR8789 6y ago
What are this book's selling points as compared to SICP? On the surface, both are teaching computer science fundamentals in a lispy setting.
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by NAR8789 6y ago
To complement this, I recommend installing `pgcli`[ https://www.pgcli.com/ ]. It's a near-drop-in-replacement for psql, and gives autocompletion, syntax highlighting, and semicolon forgiveness. Even as someone already co
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by NAR8789 6y ago
Seconded! Montessori in general is worth a look. Jives with a lot of the other "provide an environment conducive to exploration" comments here, but also gets down to very concrete practices, e.g. foster independence by providing a
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by NAR8789 6y ago
Natural language is ambiguous, sure, but natural-language programming already exists. I suspect most readers of HN are already very familiar with it. Dijkstra is of course right that you can't replace the precision of formal languages.
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by NAR8789 6y ago
You mean something like this? https://www.atx-upsu.com/ Looks like it's capacitor-based, removes the need for an inverter, and even has a clever way of communicating to the host, by taking over the power switch connect
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by NAR8789 6y ago
Anyone reading this, please make some noise that request for postmortem. https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ios-sdk/issues/1385 I want a central document with clear steps on how to mitigate. Currently the b
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by NAR8789 7y ago
It's a squarespace site, and this particular behavior is pretty universal to squarespace sites, near as I can tell. Since it's due to the squarespace, I wouldn't really characterize this as "third-party" javascript